Review: Alessandro Casini ‘Do Colors Dream Of Electric Sound?’
There is something deeply fascinating to me about Alessandro Casini’s Do Colors Dream Of Electric Sound?. Perhaps it is the
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Review: Abscence ‘Each Fervent Kiss’ EP
So, just over a year ago, I stumbled upon a band whose music I don’t usually give my time to
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Review: Astriferous ‘Atavistic Unraveling’
One of the greatest thrills of being a music lover and collector is discovering a band from a far-flung corner
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Review: A World Worth Burning ‘The Sky Was Colored As Hammered Lead’
I’m taking another step into the emotional, meandering world of post-metal with the debut release from American quartet A World
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Review: A.A. Williams ‘Solstice’
As a long-time fan of A.A. Williams, one thing that has always humbled me is the artist’s ability to take
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Review: Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell ‘The Trouble With The Shovell’
From a long-term admirer, it is bloody great to hear new music from the wonderfully named Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovell.
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Review: Amulets ‘Rem(a)inders’
The keen-eared talent scouts at Pelagic Records seem to have an endless resource of artists they unearth and try to
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Review: Acid Plato ‘Horòs’
Former founding members of Kavala, Greece, psych acid folk rock trio The Dead Ends, Giorgos Sechlidis and Dimitris Apostolidis, with
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Review: Abrams ‘Loon’
I first became aware of Denver’s Abrams when I reviewed their last release, Blue City, two years ago for The
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Review: Azken Auzi ‘Infernua’
French sludge doom duo Azken Auzi have returned to the fold with their new record Infernua on Argonauta Records. The
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Review: Aurelia Anne Cohen ‘The Magnolia Sessions’
While I personally have not yet covered any of Anti-Corp Music’s mainman, Dan Emery’s fabled The Magnolia Sessions, I’ve been
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